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Nissan and Honda Team Up on the Software Inside Tomorrow's Cars

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A vibrant outdoor car meet showcasing iconic JDM cars including a Nissan Skyline and Honda Civic.
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Nissan and Honda have agreed to jointly develop the software and electronics architecture that will underpin their next generation of vehicles. The alliance signals a shared bet that future models will be defined as much by their code as by their chassis.

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With reporting from Car and Driver.

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